Silver Street Farm is approached from the south by a gravel driveway, lined with wildflower meadows and estate fencing. The drive leads to a generous turning area in front of the farmhouse and the adjacent Pear Tree Cottage.

Beyond lies a traditional courtyard of outbuildings, adorned with fruit trees and roses. The house is perfectly framed by planting which evolves with the seasons and gives interest throughout the year The Georgian farmhouse has been stylishly restored, preserving its original character while creating a welcoming and comfortable home. The ground floor is arranged around a central entrance hall, with a drawing room and dining room on either side, both featuring fireplaces. A family room and snug provide additional living space, while the fantastic kitchen sits at the rear of the house, opening onto a terrace and into the idyllic gardens. A large utility connects the main house to the events barn, making it ideal for entertaining.

On the first floor, the principal suite includes a private bathroom and dressing room. There are four further double bedrooms on this level, all sharing a well-appointed family bathroom. The second floor provides three additional bedrooms, a family bathroom, and a large airing cupboard.

Pear Tree Cottage provides generous and flexible accommodation for guests, staff, or multi-generational living. The ground floor has an open plan kitchen and living space with a cloakroom, while the first floor features a spacious bedroom and en suite bathroom.

The events barn is a spectacular space, designed for both entertaining and practical use. The main hall is bright and airy, with a mezzanine sitting area and/with cinema room at one end. A kitchen area, boot room, and WC make it a highly adaptable space.

The house, outbuildings and the beautiful gardens all work completely in harmony with each other. The grounds have been creatively designed to give colour, texture and atmosphere throughout the seasons. Sweeping lawns are framed with mature borders, neat topiary, and terraces that allow the house and setting
to connect with each other at all times of year. A stream runs along the western boundary, while a kitchen garden and woodland sit to the north.

Within the courtyard the outbuildings include a linhay barn with car port beneath, stables, feed stores and tack rooms. There is also a large hayloft above, which provides potential for future conversion, subject to the necessary consents. The surrounding land is pastureland. In all the property extends to approximately 9.6 acres.

There are two additional parcels of land to the south and east, extending to about 12.8 acres, which are available by separate negotiation.